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| | | ... lockdown restrictions by both state and local governments have thawed frozen business activity and by extension, demand for workers. It's still early days. The hope is for continued improvement in the US labour market. The risk is that the current ... |
| | | | ... business investment. He suggests three policy solutions; boost household incomes, increase wages, or retrain and up skill workers. Boosting household incomes could be achieved through government payments or tax relief (although this would add to the ... |
| | | | ... Australia held by women. Female work hours also reduced by 11.5% in April, compared to a 7.5% reduction suffered by male workers. AMP managing director of superannuation, retirement and platforms, Lara Bourguignon, said the analysis highlights the disproportionate ... |
| | | | ... had come to the fore over the last few months, with the economic implications of the pandemic hitting poorer, vulnerable workers harder than most. "It was initially surmised that COVID-19 did not discriminate based on socio-economic factors," she said. ... |
| | | | ... report, the Finance Sector Union has delved into how the industry's "capitalist ethics" violate the ethical integrity of workers. The report was commissioned by the FSU and completed by the Religion and Social Policy Network of the University of Divinity. ... |
| | | | ... was invoke the Japanese' sense of community spirit and asked to limit social contacts by 70%-80%, for non-essential workers to work from home and companies to reduce shifts for workers who cannot work online. It couldn't have come soon enough ... |
| | | | ... feel that doing so may help us meet investment return objectives and deliver on your retirement goals." With many Qantas workers impacted by the travel bans imposed to slow the spread of COVID-19, Qantas Super has already paid out at least $33 million ... |
| | | | ... breakdown from the Australian Taxation Office. JobKeeper enrolments crossed 835,000 businesses employing over 5.5 million workers on May 12. But the most recent industry-level breakdown of applications is as of May 6. At that date, 13,493 financial and ... |
| | | | ... participation rate from 66.0% in March to a 15-year low of 63.5% in April also helped keep the overall unemployed low - i.e. workers not working for work are not counted as unemployed. Then again, how can they when they are under house arrest and most ... |
| | | | ... and physical health, she argued. "That's going to have a price to pay at some point for health, or well-being, or workers getting burnt out," Yoong said. "All of that is not being factored in right now; its still novel, it's still fun to work ... |
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